This study estimates future waste generation and evaluates greenhouse gas (GHG) mitigation potential under alternative waste management strategies in Cambodia. Key mitigation measures include waste reduction, improved collection efficiency, recycling, and methane recovery. Recycling is identified as the most effective...
Kyoko Take, T. Nguyen· Environment and Natural Reso...· 0 citations
Methane is a major component of landfill gas (LFG) generated during the anaerobic degradation of municipal solid waste, and its uncontrolled emissions contribute substantially to global warming. However, methane holds recoverable energy potential, providing an opportunity to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions. The prese...
Balakrishnan Mayilsankar, S. T. Ramesh· Waste Management Research· 0 citations
Municipal solid waste (MSW) management is a critical component of greenhouse gas (GHG) mitigation in landfill-dominated systems, where methane emissions are governed by cumulative waste deposition and delayed decomposition processes. Conventional assessments often emphasize end-state comparisons, which can obscure the...
Nattarat Phaingam, P. Usubharatana, H. Phungrassami· Nature Environment and Pollu...· 0 citations
Thailand is among the countries most vulnerable to climate change, ranked 8th by the Global Climate Risk Index (CRI) for the period 1999–2018. In response, the National Strategy 2018–2037 outlines pathways for both adaptation and mitigation. The waste management sector is a notable contributor to greenhouse gas (GHG) e...
V. Kittithammavong, A. Charoensaeng, S. Khaodhiar· Aplinkos tyrimai, inzinerija...· 0 citations
Significant changes have occurred in China's municipal solid waste (MSW) management methods over the last two decades, yet comprehensive assessments of greenhouse gas (GHG) emission patterns and their driving factors remain limited. In this study, GHG emissions from the urban and county-level MSW disposal sector in Chi...
Chen-Qi Gao, Ya-Ting Niu, Xin-Ran Du et al.· Waste Management· 0 citations
The 2025 administrative reorganisation of Ho Chi Minh City merged the former city with Binh Duong and Ba Ria-Vung Tau provinces, creating a megacity that generates approximately 14,000 t day⁻¹ of municipal solid waste, most of which is still landfilled. This study evaluates greenhouse gas mitigation pathways for the re...
Dien Thanh Nguyen, P. T. Nguyen· Journal of Scientific and Te...· 0 citations
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